getting that
getting that by Rick Party February 5, 2017
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getting that
getting that by Rick Party February 5, 2017
getting that raw
getting that raw by VCPHARAOH April 14, 2017
getting that loaf
getting that loaf by Prodigyyy October 29, 2018
getting that on tape
A phrase or saying for having a record or documentation of something that occurred/event. Does not have to be on a tape or VHS recorder, can be any type of media such as video, audio or photography. Any device can be used for this, even modern devices.
Emily busted her shit on the stairs. Her friend Janie laughs and says "I wish I had gotten that on tape!"
Therefore getting that on tape.
Therefore getting that on tape.
getting that on tape by rightasrain May 6, 2016
getting that cake
getting that cake by Liz9912 January 18, 2016
Getting that money
Getting that money by Chain Furious May 15, 2020
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